Startup Cities
Tokyo, the capital of Japan, is one of the world's largest cities with a population of 13.95 million. Its gross domestic
product (GDP) is valued at 108.2 trillion yen (FY 2018), exceeding the GDP of the Netherlands.
Tokyo has approximately 3,000 large corporations each having capital of 1 billion yen or more, which is about half of
Japan's total number of companies. An international business center, Tokyo is also home to 76% of the foreign-affiliated
companies in Japan, with over 2,400. Tokyo ranks number one in the world in having Fortune Global 500 companies.
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Office of the Governor for Policy Planning,
Tokyo Metropolitan Government
e-mail : S0000001[_at_]section.metro.tokyo.jp
(replate [_at_] to atmark)
Haneda Airport
11 min from Shinagawa station.
23 min from Yokohama station.
31 min from Shinjuku station.
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Fintech/IoT
We create a system in which all hardworkers are recognized.
HealthcareTech
Our mission is saving women and their families from breast cancer.
Robotics/IoT
Making Industrial Robots Intelligent to Improve Productivity.
Tokyo
Dr. Sun Xiaojun
CEO, Founder
BionicM aims to provide high-functional prostheses to improve the Quality of Life of amputees in the world.
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Tokyo
Yuki Sato
CEO, Co-Founder
Obniz is a cloud based IoT system that provide realtime and bi-directional access to real hardware from the cloud.
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Tokyo
Yusaku Katada
CEO
Restore Vision is a startup aiming to develop a visual restoration gene therapy for retinitis pigmentosa.
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Tokyo
Satoru Tsunemachi
CEO
Warpspace aims to deploy relay satellites for the launch of ”WarpHub InterSat,” the world’s first optical telecommunications infrastructure by end of 2022.
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Tokyo
Motonari kami
Founder, CEO
Willbox is a technology company that continues to contribute to the growth of shippers and logistics companies involved in international logistics.
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